5 Tips To Help Deal With Parents When Studying Abroad
Are you worried about studying abroad and having to get around on your own without your folks? Or are you wishing that your parents would stop nagging you because you know you’ll be just fine? Whatever the case may be, parental involvement in a student’s study abroad experience requires a delicate balance.
How I Started a Japanese Language Course on My Host Campus
Looking for a way to meet locals and make a difference on your host campus? Get involved in activities! You can even start your own, like ISEP alumni Ryotaro, a Toyo University student who studied abroad at Hendrix College. Here he tells the story of teaching Japanese on his host campus.
How To Convince Your Parents To Let You Study Abroad
You’ve decided you want to study abroad. Great — we’re really excited for you. But what if your parents aren’t quite as pumped as you are? What if they say no? Former Program Officer Rachel encountered some resistance from her parents when she wanted to study abroad in Ecuador. How did she convince
7 Students Share Their Best Memories From Time Abroad
Between sunrise and late night study sessions, daily activities like walks around the neighborhood or a quick stop for a cuppa with conversation become your fondest memories while you are abroad.
5 Ways to Continue Your Study Abroad Experience After It Ends
How to continue your experience abroad after you return.
10 Photos That Will Inspire You to Study Abroad
These photos were all submitted in the Spring 2016 ISEP Photo Contest, and were taken by ISEP students and alumni during their study abroad experience. They offer a little travel inspiration, and a fun look in to what your own experience could be like!
Adventures During My First Month in Italy
Hello all! Ciao from Italy. I have been here almost a month now, and what an interesting time it has been so far.
The Way YOU See It
Matthew is from Georgia College & State University, and studied abroad at Karlstad University in Sweden in the Fall of 2011.
Living in a Dorm for the First Time
Living in a dorm for the first time while studying abroad sounded like a challenge from the beginning. I have always lived with my family because my university in Argentina is in my hometown, but I was ready to take on this challenge and live the student life from a different perspective.
How Study Abroad Can Help You Land A Job
Matthew reflects on how his study abroad experience improved his life.
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